Protective coating composition



Patented Jam 14,

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for six months in Florida, and compared i n an identical test with Wood test panels coated in the same manner with the same paint exclusive of the added skin inhibiting or anti-oxidizing agent. At the end of the six months test period the panels coated with the paint containing 1:5 dihydroxy naphthalene exhibited only widely scattered microscopic cracks, while the panels coated I with the same paint exclusive of any added skin inhibiting or anti-oxidizing substance exhibited areas of cracks visible to the naked eye. It is thus readily apparent that surfaces coated with paints and the like containing relatively small proportions of the compounds of the present invention, for example 1:5 dihydroxy naphthalene.

are greatly resistant to weathering and like inuences.

Included within the scope of the present invention is vthe use of methylated, ethylated, propylated and the like nuclear derivatives of polyhydroxyl substituted aromatic compounds containing at least two condensed benzene nuclei. In the place of 1:5 dihydroxy naphthalene disclosed as a speciflc embodiment of a polyhydroxyl substituted aromatic compound, 2:7 dihydroxy naphthalene, 1:4 dihydroxy naphthalene, 2:6 dihydroxy naphthalene, 2:8 ldihydroxy naphthalene, the polyh'ydroxyl substituted anthracenes as for example 9:10 dihydroxy anthracene and the polyhydroxyl substituted phenanthrenes and their derivatives and preferably their alkyl and aralkyl nuclear derivatives may be so employed.

The amount of the preferred class of materials may be varied depending on the specific composition of the coating material. Generally it is found that less than 1% of the preferred material will be suflicient. Ordinarily from 0.01 to 0.50% is suiiicient. It is obvious that the processes and compositions described herein may be varied widely in their details without departing from the spirit or scope of the present inventionf The invention is limited solely by the claims.

What is claimed is: 1. A coating composition characterized by resisi/ance to skin formation in the bulk condition containing a vegetable drying oil having incorappended porated therein a positive oxidation catalyst and a controller of oxidation thereof comprising a.

polyhydroxyl substituted naphthalene.

2. A coating composition characterized by resistance to skin formation in the bulk condition containing a vegetable drying oil having incorporated therein a positive oxidation catalyst and a controller of oxidation thereof comprising a dihydroxy naphthalene.

3. A coating composition characterized by Aresistance to skin formation in the bulk condition vcontaining a vegetable drying oil having incorporated therein a positive oxidation catalyst and a controller. of oxidation thereof comprising dihy- 4. A coating composition characterized by resistance to skin formation in the bulk condition e containing a vegetable drying oil having incorporated therein-a positive oxidation catalyst and 6. A coating composition characterized by reel sistance to skin formation in the bulk condition containing a vegetable -drying oil having incorporated therein a positive oxidation catalyst and a controller of oxidation thereof comprising an aralkylated dihydroxy naphthalene. 5

' coating compositions characterized by resistance to skin formation in the bulk condition which 20 comprises mixing the coating composition of the type which rapidly ydevelops skin formation in the bulk condition containing a vegetable drying oil with a polyhydroxyl substituted naphthalene.

10. The improvement in the manufacture of 25 coating compositions characterized by resistance to skin formation in the bulk condition which comprises mixing the coating composition of the type which rapidly develops skin formation in the bulk condition containing a vegetable drying oil 30 with a dihydroxy naphthalene.

1l. The improvement in the manufacture of coating compositions characterized by resistance to skin formation in the bulk condition which comprises mixing the coating composition of the 35 type which rapidly develops skin formation in the bulk condition containing a vegetable drying oil with vdihydroxy naphthalene.

12. The improvement in the manufacture of coating compositions characterized by resistance to skin formation in the bulk condition which comprises mixing the coating composition of the type which rapidly develops skin formation in the bulk condition containing a vegetable drying oil with 1:5 dihydroxy naphthalene.

13. 'I'he improvement in the manufacture of coating compositions characterized by resistance to skin formation in the bulk condition which comprises mixing the coating composition of the type which rapidly develops skin formation in 50 the bulk condition containing a vegetable drying oil with an alkylated dihydroxy naphthalene.

14. 'Ihe improvement in the manufacture of coating compositions characterized by resistance to skin formation in the bulk condition which 55 comprises mixing the coating composition of the type which rapidly develops skin formation -in the bulk condition containing a vegetable drying oil with an aralkylated dihydroxy naphthalene.

15.. The improvement in the manufacture of coating compositions characterized by resistance to skin formation in the bulk condition which comprises mixing the coating composition of the type which rapidly develops skin formation in the bulk condition containing a vegetable drying oil with amyl 1:5 dihydroxy naphthalene.

16. The improvement in the manufacture-of coating compositions vcharacterized by resistance to skin formation in the bulk condition which comprises mixing the coating composition of the type which rapidly develops skin formation in the bulk condition containing a vegetable drying oil with benzyl 1:5 dihydroxy naphthalene.

` Gnomi: D. MARTIN. '75 

